“How lonely is the night without the howl of a wolf.” ~ Unknown

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  1. On December 2, 2012 at 5:22 am Marlena said:

    UNTIL YOU CATCH THE ATTENTION OF YOUR PRESIDENT WOLVES WILL KEEP ON BEING MASSACRED. BUT WE ARE CLOSE TO 21-12-12 AND THEN KILLING ANYWHERE ON THE GLOBE WILL STOP FOREVER.
    EARTH IS ASCENDING TO THE 5TH DIMENSION WHICH IS A “SINGULAR” DIMENSION MEANING THERE IS ONLY THE UNDERSTANDING OF “GOODWILL” ( LOVE) TOWARDS ALL AND EVERYTHING. ALL NEGATIVE PARADIGMS DON’T EXIST ON THE 5D, THANK HEAVEN.
    THOSE BESTIAL HUMANOIDS SHALL BE REMOVED TO ANOTHER 3D IF THEY DON’T CHANGE THEIR BLOOD THIRST SPORT AND BECOME COMPASSIONATE.
    WE ARE ON THE THRESHOLD OF A GOLDEN AGE FOR THOSE WHO WISH PEACE, HARMONY, WISDOM AND LOVE.
    OUR SOULS CHOSE MILLENNIUM AGO TO GO THROUGH THIS EXPERIMENT OF BEING BORN IGNORANT OF WHO WE ARE, HAVING SHORTENED LIFE SPANS, BEING MENTALLY, PHYSICALLY AND SPIRITUALLY ENSLAVED AND MANIPULATED. STILL AGAINST ALL THESE MOST PAINFUL AND ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE ODDS WE MADE IT AS A PORTION OF US SHOOK OFF THE SHACKLES OF SLAVERY AND FOUND OUT WE. “ALL OF US” INCLUDING NATURE,
    FAUNA AND FLORA ARE THE “SOURCE OF CREATION” AND OUR DICTATORS THE ANNUNAKI AND THEIR MINIONS THE CABAL WOULD THEN BE CONQUERED AND THROWN OUT OF THE SCENARIO THEY CREATED AND EITHER CHANGE OR BE REMOVED TO ANOTHER PLANET.
    THE CABAL KEPT US IGNORANT OF ALMOST ANYTHING IMPORTANT TO KNOW AND FED US MOSTLY WITH LIES AND DECEIT.
    WAKE UP BROTHERS AND SISTERS AND REJOICE AS ALL THE PAIN SHALL BE ERADICATED FROM OUR BEAUTIFUL MOTHER EARTH GAIA. AND ALL CREATIONS IN HER.
    I WISH YOU PEACE, LOVE AND HAPPINESS. NAMASTE.

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  2. On December 2, 2012 at 7:09 am Joyce Soldo said:

    My heart breaks for these wolves. All you big, bad wolf hunters should really be proud of your murdering selves. How would you like it if someone came in and did this to your family? This is a shocking, horrible thing to see, and I can’t understand how anyone with a heart could do this to a living being.

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  3. On December 2, 2012 at 8:38 am Scott Slocum said:

    Good slideshow.
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    You know, there’s a problem with showing a chart of “mammalian carnivores that killed cattle” without showing all the other charts along with it. There needs to be a chart showing “causes of premature cattle death” that includes disease, exposure, dehydration, injury not due to predation, kills by raptors, kills by dogs, kills by automobiles, etc.

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    • On December 2, 2012 at 8:42 am Marcia said:

      Yes, and a lot of those kills result from careless ranchers who do not take care of their animals, have too many to monitor and look after, and probably figure they can collect insurance on the casualties. It isn’t as if they are really concerned about the cattle/sheep. They are more concerned about eliminating wolves.

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      • On December 2, 2012 at 10:56 am Scott Slocum said:

        Good points, Marcia. Have you read the book “Wolfer” by Carter Niemeyer? I’m reading it now. Good insider’s perspective on USDA Wildlife Services and controversies about how to manage predation on livestock in the region of Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, and Yellowstone National Park.

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      • On December 2, 2012 at 8:14 pm Nabeki said:

        Marcia…the biggest mistake was the creation of livestock/wolf depredation funds, it turned ranchers into victims. Vultures kill more cows than wolves, more cows are lost to weather, altitude sickness, birthing, disease, theft and neglect than any damage a wolf could do. The reason ranchers “cry wolf” is because they get reimbursed, the rest of their losses they don’t.

        For the wolves, For the wild ones,
        Nabeki

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    • On December 2, 2012 at 8:16 pm Nabeki said:

      I agree Scott.. More cows are lost to non-predation than any other causes. I think I do have the non predation chart and when I find it, I’ll add it.

      For the wolves, For the wild ones,
      Nabeki

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  4. On December 2, 2012 at 1:19 pm Todd Davison said:

    I recommend people read Wolfer. And then get the statistical facts. Niemeyer was hated by the wolf killers as he would investigate every case of reported wolf killed livestock and usually it was ranchers starved, sick, uncared for, stuck in a fence, broke a leg in a ravine, or just plain dropped dead, and the ranchers would be very upset I think as it is a sign that they are poor caretakers and managers and likely their insurance policy does not pay for dead livestock due to incompetence and negligence. There were some who accepted the truth and were OK with wolves but social pressure in the rural areas keeps them quiet.

    I am not very hopeful for wolves in the Lower 48, if we spend a trillion dollars a year to kill human beings and that is OK …..The cabal and the Archons or whatever are an illusion Find the actual human beings who make the decisions and either influence them or replace them using mass public education and demands.

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    • On December 2, 2012 at 7:44 pm Marcia said:

      To Scott, no I haven’t read Wolfer, and like you, Todd, I’m not very hopeful of a future for the wolves in the Lower 48 (or a lot of other places either, for that matter).

      As for books, I’m in the middle of Wolves and Men and just finished Wolf Almanac. Then I’m moving on to The Man Who Lived With Wolves, Wolf Empire, and the huge Mech book, Wolves. I’ll add Wolfer to the list. From what I’ve read so far, there is still a lot of misinformation out there and much we still don’t know about wolves. Some of the observations may come from our own preconceived ideas and anthropomorphizing about the animals, often to their detriment.

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  5. On December 2, 2012 at 4:30 pm janetlandis said:

    I don’t know about this millenium stuff, and wish it were true with all my heart. You humans who think you’re SO POWERFUL trapping wolves with inhumane means, hunting them from the air so they don’t have a chance – this is not how our ancestors hunted, and when they were killded they gave their lives as part of the circle we all dance through in life. Your torture, maiming and killing of wolves and other wildlife sickens me and it is only my Buddha-nature that keeps me from wishing you meet the same end you have given these noble animals. Instead, I take a deep breath and hope you can someday learn to turn away from your ignorance, stupidity and cruelty. You make yourselves small as you desecrate our sacred Mother Earth and her creatures. Smaller than any living, sentient being. May your ignorance be lifted, and may you be forgiven so your karma will not give you lives of suffering for untold thousands of lifetimes until you finally DO LEARN to regard ALL life as SACRED!!

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    • On December 2, 2012 at 7:51 pm Nabeki said:

      janetlandis…sadly I think your words are wasted on these people. They have no concept of what you’re talking about because they have zero respect for life, especially animal life. It’s called Dominion and they believe it’s their right to maim their way through life because they have a prehensile thumb.

      For the wolves, For the wild ones,
      Nabeki

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  6. On December 2, 2012 at 4:32 pm janetlandis said:

    And I meant killed not “killded”.

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  7. On December 2, 2012 at 6:24 pm gannonned said:

    So interesting that last sign about the elk. Everytime I see something like that I can’t help but think, who made the elk yours? We think we have ownership over these things, instead of the intelligence to steward them. We dole out permits to kill like they are ours instead of something independent and equally vital and worthy of life.

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    • On December 2, 2012 at 7:48 pm Nabeki said:

      Exactly gannonned. If the elk belong to anyone it’s God. Not these self centered animal killers. Wolves and elk have co existed together for tens of thousands of years. It’s the wolf who honed the elk’s fleet foot.

      For the wolves, For the wild ones,
      Nabeki

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  8. On December 2, 2012 at 11:44 pm Bobette Traul said:

    There is an interesting study in Wisconsin about the attitudes of people towards wolves now that there is a wolf hunting season.

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    • On December 3, 2012 at 1:19 am Nabeki said:

      Bobette, Most American’s support wolves but wolves have been hijacked by a small, mean, vocal minority who receive huge amounts of cash from special interest hunting and ranching cabals, they are able to influence politicians who only care about getting re-elected and cater to them. We have to build our coalition from the ground up. All politics are local. Animal rights and wolf advocacy is a growing and powerful movement. They fear us and know that once we are truly organized we will be a force to be reckoned with. I’m hopeful even though the death toll continues to climb because I there are thousands of wolf advocates like yourself and many, many others who are dedicated to seeing the slaughter of our wolves brought to an end.

      For the wolves, For the wild ones,
      Nabeki

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  9. On December 3, 2012 at 8:16 am Jim said:

    thanks for posting
    I’ll sign a petition against hunting the wolves
    at the same time can we start one to hunt
    government officials

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  10. On December 3, 2012 at 1:07 pm Joan Young Wolf Advocate said:

    I just put out a petition to our President,his wife all of the Government,my state included to stop the killing of our beautiful Wolves and put back on the list to be protected, please sign it is on sign on.org.I am hoping Mrs Obama will see it and help take it on as one of her causes to help us. For the Wild Ones

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    • On December 4, 2012 at 7:30 pm nobody special said:

      In all respect Joan Young Wolf Advocate, Many petitions to the President have been ignored. If he really cared he wouldn’t have appointed Ken Salazar to do his dirty work and / or he would have responded. I am sorry to see people still believing in him. He is charismatic, but his actions against the environment from XL to allowing BP back in the Eastern Gulg to opening the federal lands to energy and the Utah Tar Sands…prove his real charm is for the corporations only. I commend you for your good heart but do look deeper. As for his wife, think about that… she is a shadow.

      Buying wolf tags is one of the best solutions Ive read recently.

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  11. On December 3, 2012 at 7:31 pm Nikki Nafziger said:

    Please Joan, provide a link for the petition…so we can all sign, too.
    I believe that the time is near when things will change….but am not enlightened enough to not wish instant karma on the hunters and the politicians who sanction their torture and murder. The time of enlightenment will not be soon enough to me.

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    • On December 4, 2012 at 3:00 am Nabeki said:

      Nikki…there are two petitions on the front of the blog that call for the relisting of gray wolves.

      For the wolves, For the wild ones,
      Nabeki

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  12. On December 4, 2012 at 3:04 pm frank-ly said:

    I see the natural world in the US increasingly dead. I go to the woods and rarely see any animals anymore, let alone the wonderful enigmatic wolf. I would love the 5th dimension to solve this problem of violence and anti-life cycle. Beam me up Scottie and take the wolves,children, and four leggeds to a better place. I hope that posting is accurate. Bring it on!

    A point to share: there is a basic paradigm that supports this whole diatribe of anti-wolf, feedlot-driven America: the fallacy that we need animal protein to live. The socialization around this fallacy is pandemic.

    Citizens who hold to this fallacy will continue to overlook the facts about the livestock industry being cruel from birth: through range mismanagement, being fed GMO grains, candy, newspaper (whatever), being abused by workers at slaughterhouses (watch the covert films). Whether they do their own killing or have never faced doing their own killing for their own meat, the mainstream American will accept animal cruelty as they view it as necessary to stay alive.

    While it takes a bit of re-training and change of habits, it is actual
    lly easier to be healthy as a vegetarian. This is especially true now that GMO products are inundating the US marketplace and these have been researched in an independent study in France to cause tumors and cancer.(Previous studies were directed by Monsanto, by the way. )

    With GMO foods being widely sold in the US (whilst being banned in many other EU and SA countries) the strange boomerang is that mainstream eaters will now suffer from increasing cancers. I recently saw a sign that said ‘Ranchers feed America’. It should read
    “Ranchers sell Americans cancer and you subsidize them.” No, I don’t feel any satisfaction in this. It all seems brutal and tragic and more waste and suffering, only the mainstreamer will go down slow, dumb, pitifully in the trap of a hospital, now the victim.

    As climate change increases drought and the Western landscape becomes even less productive than it is currently, acreage to produce enough vegetation to put a pound of flesh on a cow will increase.This comes down to meat being a catastrophic solution to nutrition. Cattle will also continue to compete with elk and deer for forage. If you read Jared Diamond’s “Collapse”, read the chapters on Montana and the Norse in Greenland. It’s an old cow story. And a story I don’t want my grandchildren to experience. Please view and consider the following interview.

    ** Former Irish President Mary Robinson: Climate Change the Biggest Human Rights Issue of Our Time
    (http://www.democracynow.org/2012/12/4/fmr_irish_president_mary_robinson_climate)

    In America, or any capitalist country, citizens vote with their money. We do not need animal protein. The indirect slaughter of people is deeply irrational, as is the suffering of beautiful wolves.

    Bless the innocent, every innocent being is under attack.

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  13. On December 6, 2012 at 7:13 pm Sonoran-Loba said:

    I don’t understand why humans can’t treat wolves just like any other species of wildlife; instead, they (wolves) are killed with more hatred, vengeance, and brutality than most other species.

    I made two save-the-wolves videos, if anybody is interested in seeing them:

    This one is a dedication to wolves in general: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOXL93CNQc4

    This one is a special dedication to the young wolves: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZboD9MeIkA

    I hope you guys enjoy them!

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